Continued adver-
tising. in ”a news—
paper will bring
a steady flow of
business.
VENIN
Look out for a jolt
when you ask one of
these absurdly can-1
did men for his honi .
est opinion of you.‘
wCDN.
ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered ct the South Norwnlk Poet-Olin
as Second Clue Rutter.
RRRRRESSMEN
AR ARAIAS
IiERARYl 81
.ponovan Voices His Opposition
on the Floor oi the
House
"
lilNERRAR ARR MAHAR
Alli] iENll SRPPRRI.
Plea for Elimination Based on:
9
Education Records of the
Children at Immigrants
\\‘ASl»ii\'G'i‘i)‘.\’. it. i‘..
1i Congressman llonovttn
S .
ittttztiartttion to this country, on the
floor 01‘ the l'iottt‘sc Monday afternoon,
tollowinn earlier expressions itt
1111111111 also in opttositiou. by Congress-
11111:1 1.1111111‘111111 and 1111111111 01' Connect!»
1111 it is the education record 111' the
1-1111111‘1111 oi illiterate immigrants, up-
ott 111111 it (longtessman 1101101111.
based his cltiei plea for eliminating‘
(Continued 011 Tenth Page)
EARS EIARERS WERE “
11101111 REARil REE:
Seven- Year-Old Tot Finds Inside
of Railroad Torpedo with Dis
astrous Results
'l“11ing to see 1111111 :1 tot petlo such
as those put upon the. tuiit‘ood t1 11(115
11> signals is 1omposed of little lumes
Aspino. of 211 Laurel street, 11111111 so\'-1
1111 years, 111111 witlt 1t serious accident
yest 11rdny.
blown nearly 1111‘, 111111 the. little‘s tot's
1111111 was filled with powder.
The boy evidently round the torpedo
1111 the tracks. and ttot helm,1 familiar
\\i||1 the 11‘01'I1'i11goi‘ these instruments
:11 his age, thouirltl he. wottld investi-
1111111. 111 some manner he exploded the
(-1111. which set 1111,1 missh- oil" 111 ltis
hitters while. he was bending over it.‘
111‘. l“. I, littt‘ttell was rolled and be
repaired the 1111111111111 motion the 11111
11~ 1'1‘nnlottublo 11111 1111.1 'ibt
t“l111 torpedoes 1111
111111111; 01' powerful i‘illtrtll'lli'lliill 111111
rm heavily charged that their explo.
1111111 may 1111. board 11.1 11111 1‘1111411111111‘ oi‘
the train which sets them oil‘. The
311‘.11‘lll‘11 of boys of this city 111 sictll~
111::
1111
1111,. dangerous,
this paper
tit-11 should
before,
1111 plopped,
and it it: 111111
FIVE MEN OEAD
111 11111111 11111”
1111211111111. 11111111, 191.1111 «1.
11111111 111111 1111111111 seriously injured
l'h‘e 11'1111‘11 destroyed 11 hotel at
iwlleber, neur itorot odu)‘. The known
dead are ‘. l1“rnnl1 O'Neill. liner litter;
'I‘luumu: 1111111, (311113111111; M. lircls, liel
11111111‘.
The injured llll’Vt' been brought to 11
1111111111111 here.
111'.
in 11
”COUNTRY CLUB DINNER,
THURSDAY. FEB, 5TH.
ilnviur
Mock Turtle Soup 1
Lobster 11 in Newborn
111111111 Philadelphia 3 (3111111111
Mashed Potatoes
l-‘rted i‘nrsnlpe
Endive 811111111
Vanilla Ice (,‘rellm
Coffee ‘Ct‘nchoi‘e Cheese
Washington‘s Inlrthday dance will
.1111 held Monday, Feb 23rd.
February ‘
voiced 1115‘
l‘tl_\' opposition to the placing of an ‘
itinerary test in the law's regulation
11111;
The tops 01' the index and .
second fingers on the left hand Were:
the torpedoes has been mentioned 3
1 Five 1111111 ,
PRESIRERE [11 PER“
lAKEli A PRISRRER
AMilitary Revolutionists Attack
Palace at Lima, Killing Minis-
tor oi War and Marine
LIMA, Peru, Feb. 4.——~Tlte President
of the Republican of Peru, Guillermo
Billinghurst, was taken prisoner today
by military revolutionists, who attack.
ed the presidential palace under the
learedorshlp of Col. Benuvides,
Gen. Enrique Vorela, premier and
Minister of War and Marine. was killed
Jn thcf ighting.
Dr. Augusto Durand, 11 former revolu.
tionnry leader. whose arrest was‘:
sought by the. police yosterdul’. took;
possession of the palace, and it is gen—1
erally believed that he will form 11 new
goh'ernmenl,
The attack on the.1 palace begun at
4:110 a. m. Thousands of the lllllltill<1
lants oi‘ Lima dashed into the strctsfi
alarmed by the firing. The soldiers
111‘111‘11 ordered to fire volleys into the
1111‘ in ordot' to prevent the formation
of crowds itt the streets, and this order
kept the. people moving from place to
plut‘c.
111 the vicinity of San i'edro t‘ltureit
ll civilian was killed by 11 bullet,
(treat alarm prevailed throughout
the city. and banks and stores were
closed and private houses hart'ii‘utied.
The street 1111‘s. however. began ru:1
llllig before noon. ‘1
1 1"" m”— 1
DR. FRANCIS AND 1
m
A SONG CLOSE CALLR
1
Atu over horny pressure 01’ steam
tigiltt, at 6 o’clock caused thol
sEeom gene lit the. automobile of 1‘31.
{Thomas Francis to explode breaking'
Athe 11111111 and hurling 11 into the faces
101‘ D11 i1‘11111111s and his son and cutting
ithem badl1.\oung lll'tlllClS suffer ed
,the more. from the flying glass, as his
ilet‘t cheek, forehead and nose all ‘13-;
iceived bad cuts. The wounds bled‘.
11111ite. hard and he had to undergo
treatment for them. r.lt‘1‘uuois was
lucky as the1 index linger of his left
hand was the. only port of him which
3wus 1111.. The. machine was standing
on Washington street. 111 front. of llt‘.‘
11‘1'11111-is' 111111-11, when the accident 111:1,
curred.
\‘oiutucs ol‘ steam poured lortlt
through the broken 1:111:11 and witnesses.
'oi' the dceldent. thought the ntachino‘
was tti‘tt‘e. The tire which generates
the steam was put out to 111111111 11111
dunner oi boilet‘ 11111111111: 11]) 111111 the
1111111‘1 oi steuut was allowed to die out
tluruge 1111111 came up and towed 1111.13
11111‘ away 1111‘ repairs.
The explosion caused 11111111 11 11111111
motion and the report 111 it quickly
drew 11 large. crowd curious to see
111'11111. ltud lmppentul. it is considered
very fortunate that both 111‘. Francis
and his son were not more seriously
hurt. 11s the top of the machine was
down and the wind shield 1111.11111111'1111:
no place for the broken glass to fly
3.111111 111 11111111. 1111111 the doctor and son
3111111111 more 111111111111 ittiut'y to their
l'uk‘s 11v Hillt‘ililitil them with their
arms
18.11. CLUB 110111111111 ,1
RE-ELECTS OFFICERS
”1...... >u- . «no.»
1
l
1
1
1
There 111111 11 general 1‘1111111111111111 in
the 111111111111 111‘ the. South Norwnltt (tlup
company 111 1111.1 annual meeting. 111111.
eveuiur The report 111‘ the treasure! 1
11.1111 1' '1111 and accepted. The directors
111111‘11 then 1'1'1111111‘1ted. 1111 follows:
3111111111111‘ t‘orbott, 111111111111 11. Taylor.
11111111111 111111111111. 11'. 11. smith. 11111111
111. 1111111111. 11., 11111111 1111111. 111111 1111-,
{11111 it‘d-111111. After the adjournupud :
the tilteelot‘n 1111111 11111] reelected thoi
1111111111111; ottlceru:
President ~Mutthew Corbett. 1
Secretarvwlmilrt W F‘ltch
'1‘rcttsttrerm-Chnrlon 11}. Hoyt, i
W-.. MWWA.-.ba—~mw
1
thini' KNUCKLEB. SAUR KRAUE' 1
beef at lUWcst prices.
1‘. 13111111111011,
'l‘el. 5113-2. 78 No. Main St.
,titte business was tt'ustiut‘tetl
Iiilult'
11111111113 _
1111 1111111111
11111 111x111
Border Patrol to Relax Its Vigi-
lance, Bui Will Stop 'Armed
Parties Crossing
HlliRiA illEllllAlS'
ARRIVE Al 111W RRiEARS
Paymasiers’ Corps Driven Out.
'one years 111' one. and 11 very beautliul
oi Northern Mexico 1
l
1
1
1
\=\' \Slll.\(1"tl.\'. i1‘eb. 1.111'1‘1111 right.
to ship ill'illS 111111 ututtnition across the.
American boundary into Mexico
through the. regular chattels of 11111111
Inert-111 today was extended to botlt 1111.1
l‘orces of tho llttorttt. governmmtt 111111
the 1‘ ouslittttionullsts -1t situation 11111-
ptetettdented 11111111 the first outbreak
ot 111111111111 hostilities in that republic
111 November. titltl.
(Continued on i1 ourth Page)
NURSE PROJECT“—
AGAIN ENDORSED
lieut'tllv cou1ttr1‘ing with the semi-3
mottt in favor of a school nurse for,
— l
1
"Norwttlk the East iNorwalk improve!
11113111 Association yesterday utmimous-E
1y voted to thorouultls advocate the‘
nurse. The association has 111111. rotten
in line With the. \'lll‘1()tls‘0Lllt‘l‘ women 11
organizations or the town and their
eilot'l will be appreciated in this con-
nection. 1
The meeting was one of the most
largely attended of. the season 111th
‘was held at the home of Mrs. Milton
11111111111, 01‘ itowntt street. The ladies
are continuing the Work of clothing
needy school children and all the 1111111»
11111111115 are working industrioush on
the serious projects before them. lion-
A brief social the
business 1111111111111.
hour 1111111le
1
11111.1nc11111111
111111 on 111111: tone
1
W 1
Xot'wulk ltottselteepet‘s will be inter-
ested to hear 111111 address on ”l'lli'i‘
hood." to be given in the Seventh l.l~
ht‘ut')‘ 1111 Monday, February 51111,
11111111 .1. Hickey, 111' New 1’111 11.
Mr. Hickey was 1‘111'111111‘11 11.111111111111111
with i'roi‘essor i .lllyu. 111' West-
lleld, .\ltts.111 llI' has 111111111 11 number oi?
addressez-t ut I'ure l1‘ooti t'xlltitlllltllln,
notably. that held by the 11111111111 island
Slate l1‘edut'11tlon ot’ Women's (‘lubs in
l‘t‘otldonce. last March. He also spoke.
111111 (lt‘iobcr 1111l‘111‘11 lilo, ('1111111111'iit‘itl.
Federation at New Haven.
'.\lr. lilt ltey‘u work for Pure l1‘oud is
11111111; curried on with 1111 111111111111 1'11111
1111111111 111' necessity 1111' 11111111 effort.
The lulh will 111111111 at 21:11” o'clock
1111111 1111 lull-rented 111'11 cot'diully invited
11)‘
in 11111-1111.
FORMER MONITOR SURGEON
DEAD.
NEW YORK, 1“tb. d 111'. 1111111111 (31'
1.1111111», lornprr 1111111111111 on the Monitor.
and believed to be the 111111. ntu‘1‘ivorol‘
tho l‘umouu 111111111 with 1.1111 .l'lcrrhunc.
died yestertluy 111. his 1111111111111 lit-ll
more. 1.. 1. lie was born in 1833. i
.1. W, “.1... ”WWW...” l
* ALL HE WANTED.
'I‘ho puddler rapped titnidly nt our
kitchen door Mrs, Kelly. angry at
being interrupted in lit-r1 1111111111113.
Vlt‘e President—1111111111 11.141119? “'1' flung open the door 111111 1110111111111 111 1311111111, and to pay M11111) tine
him,
"111d yoz 11111111 to see me'." 11111.1 do;
“mended. in threatening tones
The peddler bucked of! the 1111111111.
danlt 3.11111"~Neworlt 81hr,
1115111111719: 1111 rue 3237111111.. idutly.
' ilttn‘but'y
1.1].
SOUTH 11011111111111, court. #:1111131)“. FEBRUARY 4, 1914
IS RARRiiRl RARE
1111811111 ERilti HARE?
So Says Reperthut lntormation
is to Ett‘ect that There is
Nothing to the Story '
It is reported her today that 11 Dan-
bury girl. named Miss Etonor Flynn. is
missing from the betting city. It was
believed in Daubtlry that sh‘1. had come!
to South Norwn-lh and that. she might
be seen by 11111an here. The rumor
states further that the police. depart
ment here has a. report of the tact
Chief William R Pennington stated
this morning that no such tone. is re-
ported. 1111 was asked 11‘ he. had re.
coived a telephone message last nigltt3
telling of the circumstances, and he
denied having done so.
The runtor is presisteut however.
The girl is sold to be about. twenty-
young lady.
Mrs. James 111‘, lt‘ll‘llll. of I‘llizniu'th
street, 11 native of l‘luubury, doubted
very much it‘ there was ever 11 girl in
11y the 111111111 Of 111111111111
stated that there is only one Miss
l-‘iynn ot‘ their 11111111111115. and her first
111111111 is Mary. She was 111‘ the opinion
that. 11 tnistnlte must have 11111111 111111111.
'111 the name, for she does not believe
that there is any other 111111in 111‘
11‘11‘11115 111 littnilut‘y, aside from the rel
L1i‘1‘t".‘,1 111 her 11111111111111.
A. R. SMlili
ARS, 11 CAR
1111A Ail 13301111
,Stale Policeman Verelli Assist
Detective Sergeant Leather-
land oi Norwalk in Pro—
paring Evidence
RlRRllMSlARRES Will
KRRWA IR NRRWAlK
istiles Judson Will Prosecute in
High Court
Stutt- l’olu‘etuuu Frank \'et‘11lli,
'lli'lith'lHll‘l, has been delegated
.1-‘111111'1'. .1ito1‘1111y Stiles Judson,
llt‘ioqeport. to 11'111'11 upon the Arthur
it. Smith ursuu 111111111 with iletectivo
Sergeant 'l‘ltotnus 1.11111111111111111, oi Nor-
wulh. according to 11111'11'1111
from 11111 Park 1'ity today.
it will 111‘ 1'111111111111111‘1111 11ml about 1
o'clock on the morning of Ut‘lillwl‘ 2:111
Smith was arrested by Special tulleer
.lumes 11'111111111‘. 1111 the former was
ol‘
by
also 111'
1'111'11111‘11
about to step into 11111 old t'rot’ttl mute
1111111. in Went avenue, 111111111 1111111111111
1111i 1111 tirt,1 two 1111111111 previous. 'i‘po
property was then 1111111111 by .1111111 11.
linetschitin, 111' New York.
inquiry developed illlli Smith was a
l1ooltkm1per in the 11111111111 111' M 1‘. 11111111
111131111111 111111 1111 was bound 1111111 111 1111:
(t‘ottilutil d on twelllh 111111111
POLITICIANS GEE
Mil. SENTENOES
1\l12\\' fiftlltii. 11‘1-11,-i, nuloucph t‘uesi-
11y. '1'111‘111111‘ liotuocrntlc boost of (21111111111
(‘11111111. and William Willott. 11 former
:t‘onurenntnun, were sentenced today to
serve 11 your and 11 111111 111 Sing Flint;
Louis
Waiter, .lr., a politician, 1111111 1111.11-
11111111111 to three 111111111111 and linen
$1.000 “111111 was convicted of our
1111; '1 11111111 to Casnldy for 11 Supreme
1111111 suitor cured 1111111111 11111111111, 1111 "Volt 11 t 11111 " 1111, 11111111111 her. with court nomination. Whiter wen 11111 on
20111111111. We 11111111111th bent quality on apologetic grin “i got my 1111111 311131111113",
.._.._.~W
~~'l‘ry our wheel bread. Fresh
llnnner Bakery, 1‘1 Monroe fit.
Site.
CAMPAIGN 18
RN RR R
RUB 1113A
Fire Chiet George W. Bogardus
1 Visits Picture Theatres and
i ‘ Makes Suggestions
111 111111
1. ”win—.1.
SiANiiIRG
Was in First District Last Night,
Oiticiaily
111 11111-11111,: with the efforts put
forth by the heads of the tire depart-
ments itt all cities of this state. and
ot‘ 1111311111t1-1s, there is 11 (‘liltlilltlliil now
on under direction (11‘ Chief lit-orue \\‘,
1111;;11r1'ltts to 111111.11 for greater i'ire pro-
tection in those places where
1111111111 1's of people anther to sock 11‘
“t'cutiet't. N1) rutttslturltle 131111111 t‘ss. or
may modern 1xi! t'eztttiventt tits
1 will be tolerated and there
litl‘tll'
11111
will 111 no
(t'ontinued on 19113411111 1’11}.ch
i --.-.
FATAL ABOIOENI
IN lAOKSONVILLEl
W
l.)1.111nis Valentine of Taylor avenue.
has received word from his brother.
1N REARS ARR A131ES;
Fair and colder tonight.
TWO CENTS
llilAll R RRiliRERS
SENEERRER 111 JAR
- Execution Suspended, Rut fine
at $1,000 Each, as Well as Big
Expense, Were Collected
NEW YORK. Feb. twiluolus N Lit-
tauer, a former congressman, and his
brother, William, were lined $1,000
each, and sentenced to six months in
jail today for smuggling.
The court. however,
suspended 1‘
sentence 111 the. matter 01' the jail pun—1
ally.
The
federal
brothers were
district court
idein S Thomas,
guilty yesterday to
charging smtur ling
to 11111111111.
before Judge.
having pleaded
ttvo 11111111111111.1118
and conspiracy
They had admitted bring-
1
i
arraigned iii the1
.1111: 111111 this country without paying
,duay valuable jewels .putchuscd 1111
,\'eni1-e and intended for gins i’ot' Wil-
'llislt'ict
Edward Valentine, now living in .111 311-,
sonvillc, Floridu. that he figured 1:1 an
exciting accident 11 short 1111111 111111. .1111
Valentine is employed by (‘oomes (E
Gardner. pltnttilers, and he is the. own
or of 11 Ford automobile. He started
' l‘t‘om .lncltstmville for the beach, a dis-
‘tance of twelve miles, with the auto.
containing ltitnseit' and two helpers.
The day was intensely foggy. and the
men could see but a few feet 11111311113.
but kept constantly sounding the horn.
llesplte this preeuutimt 11111111111 111111»
,vy unto tt‘ttt'k suddenly crashed into
(them, 11111 driver ot‘ the. tttu‘k bein; on
the wrong side of the road. line of the
helpers was hurled 111111 the aid, and
hurt his skull crushed. dying utmost in-
stnntly. .\l1‘. Valentine had his right
ankle lutdly‘spruined 111111 the other
1111111 was considerably bruised,
BOUNTY SUEFRAGE
WORKERS MEET
.\1 ”11' 1111111111111 111 i‘ottiit} ii'ot‘ltt'rs
tor Sttil't'age, yesterday, 111 the Non
11‘11111 1.111r111‘y. t‘epresetttutlves 111' 11111111
tlill‘m'cnt towns were present. 31111-11
business 1111:: transacted 111111 disvtet-
sion of the ttction 111‘ 11111 national lltllll'~i
took place. Mrs. 11, 11. Knox. t‘tlllliiy
chairman, presided. 'i‘he 11111111111ch
were. 1111 11111111 by 1111e~tltitty and lint.
Annie it. l‘ol‘t'itt. the splendid 1111‘111'1t~
1111: secretory 111‘ the 1131:1111 811111111111 .1111.
sociuiltut. arrived at the 111111111 time.
'51111 1111111111 upon 11.111‘111‘111 qua-1111111111. 1111
1'1111‘11111 the Slate 11111 .‘uiiouttl .11111111
(tintioits. with ili‘l' 11111111 11111 111‘
columns, graphic liilllt'Illi'lli. and judi-
[11‘1‘1
1.11111 outlook. Thu 1111111 with oil too
short 111111 11 111111 i'ouutl ltt‘t‘w‘sttl‘y to
extend the business”1111111111111 to 1113111.
11.11 .llrs. Knox was advertised to 111111111
her post card 11‘11‘1111 111111 111 tour. the
lull-11211111131110 interfere with the lttllt.
However, 11 ten patient and interested
LtHi’ltheopl': united 111111 when lira.
Knox begun. they led repaid. She has
“the. vital quality 111‘ presenting 11111111
111111 111111 111 mind with such lite. and
vigor, and with such vivaclty that, she
will always be heard wlth pleasure.
lier illustrntlonu are very valuable
and should not be 111111111111. tor-11111111
the time. was so short. yesterday Mrs.
K111111111 generous 111111111111 to any alto
will come again and 1111111 11 whole evo-
11111111 to her charming presentment ot
the "(Jront Southwest” Mrs. Grimetlt
. 1::111-11
1111111 i1ittaur1r‘s wile, littited States
Attorney Marshall 111 the
1111- plea. 111121111 that the full
111' the law imposed, and
pointed 11111 that inn-ins 1.111111111‘, as :1
1.1111111 111111111111111!.‘111‘. 111111 henclited h
1111‘ protective tatii'i‘.
111 suspending the
lodge 'i‘ttumus warned
131.111 this would not
1l111 i‘utt‘re. lie
that 1111 1111-11 11111
this lllrlllt'l
lll‘
Itl‘ll >1:
time 111‘
11111111111 11,.
.11111
the
11:1 his
sentence
offenders
policy 111
1:1x111111111,1.11, '11111‘1'11-1‘,
found it the custom in
to inflict sttt‘lt 311,111 111‘s.
grilled 11111311211 1.1114
id 111111 11111 1:111: 11111! t.u:1iu.1 1.111
had :1111'.
:1111111‘1111' 1111111
11' 11111‘ 1111
11-11 111 '~: 121 1":111- pubiisiteti. ’ action follows tin fares
.1111— 111111 1‘11.- 11 111-11. «111111113; 1~~' 1:.t~t .121111111 1.1,..1 t‘tsiyci‘y in 111051; col-
11.1.11 1'1‘1'1111111'1::1 1.1.3.;1‘1111111111, rather than limits yesterday.
imitigated their ottons c
‘If any distinction is to he made,”
continued Tttdge ’i‘homtts. ‘it appears
uneducated person
tires-111111111 :10 1111‘ to forget his oath
111111111 live times and knowing so Well
the provisions oi‘ the law he. helped
to frame, seems to be inemttpt‘eltettsi
1111'.
101‘ an cx-Con-
"in cases like this the huntiiiation
may be punishment enough for the in-
divittttnl, but it will not serve 11:1 oth-
ers similarly inclined. .\ money pott-
111111' is no punishment :11 all for those
well able to pay. and a travesty on
justice,"
Judge Thomas added that the fuel
that 1111‘1-1111111'1124 111111 111111111111 guilty
111111 111111111 11111 restitution oi‘ civil lint
biliiy by 1111111111 the LitH‘t‘l‘lllllt'lli $11,-
001), and also the iii—health 1'1‘ 11mins
Littnuet‘. had 11111111 111111111 into consid
oration itt dealing, with them.
LEATHENLAND’ 8 REPORT
SROWS 11101111 WORK
report of lletet‘tivt-
'i‘ltotnus 1.1'11111111'1111111, 111’ the Norwailt
l‘olit'e llt‘plll'llltt'ltl, shows 1‘11111‘111111‘1‘11-
1,1 that he has done 11:1“11111111 work for
the city Hillt‘e his ttppohtlutent and
that the (‘llllL‘t‘ is :1 11111111111 cue in this
tit'eutt-r city. The sort-11111.1 lul’oslb
1111 1111111 sixlyoue cases.
\\it|1 two men the Htautl'ot‘tl depart-
ment only investigated 111111 thousand
in one your. ’l‘he
\\'(>l‘11‘ 1111.11 (ti‘d‘l‘l‘il but two months out
is 1‘1 wredltuble record. l‘itiet‘ \‘.‘Il!l:1111
lt. l‘1":111u:111111 111111 111111-11, oiilciuls are
greatly pleased with 11111 work decent»
pilshed by this new 11111‘11‘1zuont
'1‘1111‘11111'111111111 111 3.1111111}; ready 1'1 11:1
111py lllS‘lll'“ 111111-11. on the first t‘It'o'
111 the city hall. [111 1:1 p‘ttnnut',‘ 11111
11111111111111; ot' i.lli' 11111111 and the lll'~1.:ll-
1111111111 111' the flour 1119111 11111111111 11nd
11111 1'111111111' 11,11'111" ’1 111:11111111' 111' pl“-
tut'crt 1:1‘1‘1lli’1‘lttiy 111 11111111711rt ti.1-' ui
cud 11111 1111111111 :lll'ltit,’111:111 lli \ri‘i
:hlp 1111111111 111 11 1.111111 1111111.
'l‘he. Sergeant
1111's
costs 1.11111111111131-
be.
«480113 OF ST. GEORGE.
1111111111111 111' ‘1‘1' 111‘1111111 1111111111111‘
llodce, 19111111 111311111. '111‘112‘1'111, :ru 1‘11.
1111111111111 to attend 11 111111-2111! 11111111111:
at 1:111) 11. 111., 'i‘luirsdny. i‘1‘1111r11111‘y T1,
for the purpose. of 11111111111111; the 11111-
111111 of our 11111911111111 brother, Alt‘rtntl
Siuthum.
Ait'l‘lililt BISHOP, l’roaldttnt.
WILMAM ASlviiillDOK. Secretary.
Mr. and Mrs (‘ltarleti t‘ ttsey. of Toy-
und Mrs. O'Connor could not he 11111111“ 1111' avenue are celebrating the. first
ent yesterdan because of press of work anniversary or their marriage ttdny
but the league hope to have them at
its next 1113111111 1111111111111.
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Resolution Not oi same dignity ‘
and Cannot Repeat or Change
Ordinance Regulating 01-3
tice Locations
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liilHliRR RUE ESRRN ' .‘
APPEARS lllSPiliEll
Registrars Bills Reterred a 3rd
Time for Correction
t‘orporation Counsel William F.
'liummany has ruled that 1:—:s 11 resolu-
tiott does not repeat an ordinance by
law. the resolution passed by the‘
board of cotmcilmen some low mezt-
lugs 111.111. intended to repeat and
change 1111 orditttutcc previously sub-
mitted 111111 reguluthta the lo,ution of
town 111111 1111' ot‘iicerz, was ineft‘eulive.
1'11. his 2111-1111111 111‘ the truceeiiings the
timing. the counsel is
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(Continued on Second Page.) .
TO NOB STONE
1131111111111, that 11 plot to rob the store
of her employer. .1. ileshro, 111‘ Lexing-
ton avenue, was being hatched, a 1» ,
woman in the store complained to the 3
police last night. ()iiicer Milton 1.
Lockwood, whose duties were over at.
2 11. 111., stayed in the store. the remain-
der of the night, but nothing develop-
ed.
This young lady received a telephone
call which asked her to go to the de-
.
., .,,,_
1.1. ,
pot. it was said over the. wire that 31
women wished to see her 1121 some-
thing of 11 most. urgent nature. She’
went. and when no woman was found.
site 1111111111111 frightened, making her
tears ltttown to the police.
31121111: bro 1111s itt New York which
1xpluins the lateness 111 the. hour at:
111.11 the young1 woman, whose. name
the police do not know, was abroad.
She was expectitur. him to arrive. on
the. 1:17 train. 11111 11111 not. put in an
appearance tttttil six o‘clock this morn—
ing. 1111] 111111111 till'tcm‘ 1.1111111111111111 still
on 11111 11111 at that time.
SOFFNAGETEES FIRE
SEVERAL MANSEGNS
1:1.1’izs‘titm’, Section-d. 111111, 11'l‘wo
tires, 11111'1111‘1111 by the 111111111 to have
been the 111211; 111' Sul‘iru‘zotis "arson
sounds." caused lu'u1y 11:1111.1geioday in
tin: nelzzltbtuhotnl 11 the l’ertlothlro
tillage 111‘ (Ioturic, 11111111112 for its llrlt-
itlleul 111111 ltumuu 1111.121.
’l‘h:1 first 11.111. 11.111; 111;:1111v11r1'11 in 11
1111111111111: room 111' 1‘1‘11:1‘111‘11i‘l (tastier.
'Eict't‘hitts extinguished the 111117.11. ui'lor
pictures and
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11 number 111‘ vuluable
11.11111 111111111111 intuitive
from (i.
1111:1111‘ :121111‘11111' muunii‘i-
1'1111’1 111:1.1‘11111. the ol’ lions,"
11'11‘1'11 was 11‘11111111‘111'111‘ unocupiod, was
1‘11111111 to 1111 mt 1‘11'1. 'i‘he thinned 111111 _
1".‘1111'111 11 11111111; hold iciore they were
1111111111'111'111, 111111 the 1111111111 was t?t)iiiittlll-.
1.111 with 1111 its 1.11111112111111.
l lonty of evidence was l‘ound in the!
vicinity of Aberutitlll
A 11111 11 11111111. of arson occurred in
l’crilx.~.ltiro tutor in thodtty. when litiint
li‘illons. a fine mansion. was gutted.
it 1.11111 the property of Stirling 1111311111
whose wile. l‘prtuel‘ly woo president tutti _.
110.11; 11.1 vice president of tho'antlnut-
rrnge “tongue of Edinburgh. A. slide
or paper was found in the mounds
inscribed "A warm welcome W1. ltxt'i‘l
mourns." the retercme being to his
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"11111"!
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